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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1887-12-08
@aS tituB t6 tbun.

Die Spmptome bon @allenfranfbeit iino
al befannt. sic unterideioen iif bel
peridieoenen 8erionen big at eiuem aetuii=
fen @rabe. Gin s~allenfranfer Nann genieBt
ieIten 5ribitid. 81 bdufs bot er aud eis
men aus9eSei6ueten Nppettt fir Sliiiiges,
aber feinen fir cine feite Mor9eHfpeiie.
Seine 3use miro faum 81 irgeno elmer Belt
elm 3eidrn traseu; tuenn iie niht luelB lluo
bele9t 1T, 10 lit lie raub auf ale Sdle. Sas
8er6auun8 bef6roernoe SDitem 1T gans
auBer Sr6nrns uno ourbfall ODER Ser1iopfs
uu9 mag elm 8eiden iein ober belize mbgeu
abpedielnb auftreten. Oft iteIen iih
Sdmorrbpioen ODER iosar Slutperluit Elm.
90 mag Sdpinoel uno oft &opfweb Ooer
Bldbun9 ,iub gmpfinoli6feit an Ger
Nasenb6ble fem. I'm ale 6ieie llebel auf.
subeben, tpenn ni6t, UNI ii6ere Se,lnn9 ~
iihern, ueriu6et @reen's Gusuit Sloper
eS foitet nur cine 8leinisteit uuo SauIenot
beaeusen oeien 8irtiamfeit. AZ
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1887-12-08
Ses 3eituussf@reibers 2IaseI,eb.
Colo mt. srummn,mm...s.sl.,.sss

WV WV W OtHtSttuWNs
3eIOeie: ,8eibt Su, ME oiel
SternIein ftsbes?A
8eiBt bu, tpie piel @orte 9ebeu
Sn me 8eitunssipalt' binein?
SedsunobreiSis belle Spalten miKeu
Seoe ISOLDE fertis iein;
Sn~t'refantes fOlI erSdbIen
Wan benz 2eier alemal;
Wober nebmen unb nidt fteblen?
. lift firtuabr ne sroBe Dual.
Beibt bu, tuie piel &opf5erbredeu
go me Seitung nit iid bringt?
@ie piel miibeuDIe Stunben,
8is benz S9reiber 8ube mint?
Sieb' ba fist man unb ba iduist mon,
8 faQt Gi'm sar nidt Neues eln.
. bu @urtenSeit, bu faure,
Bann tpirft bu ooriiber iein?
8eiBt bu, ipie bel @elb es foftet,
'raus5useben fol1eS Blatt,
unb tuie uiel mon III be5ablen
Jir's 8apier unb Druden bot?
limb bic lieben Gbonnenteu
@OlIen ole, Manu flr Nanu,
Stets bic Se,tuns; bod beim 8ablen
9riidt fib Mander, tueun er fann.
.8Om 8erbienfte muB man leben,"
SeiBt es in Der sanSen Belt;
uno bic 2eute BON Der Seituns
8rauden grab 70 gut ibr @elb!
Drum eripeiit. mir bitten freunbli9,
Inns bod bieie sroSe Sulb
unb sablt Obne weit're Nabnuns
Cure fdnise 3eituussidulb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1887-12-08

S9att iie meg! 8rrtb: Serr
Spribmeier. es iteben bonn uOriaen Sabr
ber nod iedSebn Slas Sier. Sprib
meier: Sditt' iie meg. altes Saus; iie
mifien ia 56on (Gngit 1auer fem.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1887-12-08
SD pertraue Dir. G6er tuas fol-
3 beinem Batter iasen, tueriil er mad Dir

SD pertraue biz. Nber ipas iou
i'd beinem Batter iasen. tuenl sr mad biz
frast?"
Or iuirb ni9t frasen. Hrinse ibm
bas giIen in iein Nrbeitsaimmer; bann
bleibt er Bel ieinen sriediiheu Reseln,
bic liebt er mebr ais ale Fine &inber.
Stun, blide nl9t 10 ernit, liebe SHUTTER,
id nil ia fein @ort gegen ben Batter
iasen. seuiB ni9t."
sd tuinide, bu bdtteft ibn lieb.
grna!"
rBarum? Du liebft ibu ia.-bas lift
senu9."
.Su iouteit i'm aber mebr liebsn. ,uie
belne @ei9piter."
,8arum?~
r@eil bu ie,ner Jrau bas 2eben se>
foftet bait"
rDafir fat ct bid"
vDaS tpeiB i'd, unb liebe i'm aud.
2ber. grna, ib babe in feinem Sersen
ME ben Blab beiner SHUTTER ausfalen
t6nnen, aber i9 boffe. bu iuirit es tbun."
.Ss9e i'd uirfli9 HeiRfs Wutter 10
dbnlih?"
n9a bift ibr gbenbilb.~
rWaren lie slidli9? Sd meine. bat
8ater iie geIiebt?"
rgr liebte fe abgSttii6. Wenn 2iebe
sliidli9 ma9t, 10 finb fie sliidlib setoes
fen; aber fIe mar cart uno bate cine
f9padlide Contribution, unb fie fablte
bic 3rennuns BON ibrer Gamilie i6mer3z
lid."
n8uroe lie in ibrer 5amilie nidt ae'
liebt?"
Isle tpar bon ibrer Sam,lie sdn5li9
9etrennt; une ob9lei4 lie lire Wabl;nie
berent bat, na8te bOHlber@ bmers bitter
on ibrem Seraer. Sd ipunoete mid
nur, bob na4 ibrem 2ooe &einer Don
ben Sbrisen nod Dir fraste!"
r@ie mar Der Same meiner Nut'
teri"
$50 babe ME ben Namea ibrer So
r1tlte 8e90rt. NlS ne meme Sreunoln
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1887-12-08
Sbre er9ebene
Grna Trepanon.

WV cSss WV ISAAStStst
Gage nit srOBter SOrsfalt feline Col
lette beenbet; iein &rbeits3immsr ma,
auf'S Bette in Dronuns ssbra9t uni
sereinist ,uoroen. iosar frii1e Gardiner
3ierten bic 5eniter. I'm 1O4 ubr trat E,
in 8esleituns ieiner dlteften 9o1ter Elm
,uarf einen prifenten Bid umber unit
mar bsfriebist.
@rna bate Dem Batter gegeniibe,
8lab genommen, Der ibr in ieiner beuti:
ten suten Stimmuus e,n Bud bot, in
benz iie iebt bldtterte. Sc mar ibr ~
Wutbe, alS bate iie benz 86nig 8lau
bart in bas 2ootensema6 fOlsen mil
fen.
gS i1lus elf rlbr bonn naben Rirdr
tburm. Wr. Trapanon itanb ertuar
iunaspOa auf uno blidte burd bas Sen
fer. Die Winuten peritri1en aud bent
70 lansiam! gnblih idlus bic @lpd'
III, bann IL ubr, aber Wr. Du9bal,
eridien ni9t! Sept ,uuroe Der Bate,
uuseoulbis; bic tleinite 8era6serunl
mar binrei4enb ieinen Corn su erresen
unb iebt bate er bereits cine ganSe polI,
Stunbe ~uerseblid sebarrt.
r@s 1T gang. unerb6rti" brad ieir
Corn los reine fol1e Ra1ldEiafeit III
mir in meinem 2eben nod mi1t porae
fommen! unb Du iibeit ba 70 sleid
9iiltis, grna? 5iblit 9u Did ni1t be
!eibist ourd cine folde 8eripdtnns
Saft 9u gar iein bis1en Stol3?
Grna leste bas Bud BIN; iie tuuste
oaB jest Der Gusenblid bes Samples &c
fommen fei.
sd bin iebr itol5. Batter. aber Nr
Susbale's Gnsbleiben beleibist mid
ni6t"
.8iit bu benn BON Sinnen? Gin rel
der Nann besebrt beine 9anb, be
itimmt ielbit ben Tag unb bic Stunb,
I'M oein Satport 81 bolen, unb ldBt uni
ldnser als cine Stunbe tuarteu, - uni
bas beleibist bid nitt?"
~Gr banbelt nur nod meinen @in
iden."
Mr. TrepanOn fubr entiest auf:
rgBas meinit bu bamit?"
@rna ri9tete ibre bRRilen Nugel
ernit auf oas Sornise Gntltb hires go
ters. sic iuar iein 2iehlins unter fei
nsn &inbern, unb i6on oft bate if
Bid ben aufmalIenben Sern bes az
itrensen Serrn beidnftist."
rYater," besann iie i1l9tern, il
mid Dir germ in alien 9inssn seboriar
iein. a6er nur bies Cine perlanse mid
BON mir. SD faun Mr. 9usbale md
beiratben; nimm MIR nidt meme Srei
beit, benz it piirbe on ieiner Sell
meiu gauges 2eben p~ertrauern miiiel
Sieb, lieber 8ater, i1 tpiQ Dir g(ei1 bi
0abrbeit iasen. Wr. 9u9oale MIR
bente sar ni4t iOmmen; i9 babe if
ielbt sebeten, ans bieie peinfide Unite,
rebuns 81 eriparen,"
Nr. Trapanon ipraus erftaunt DO
! ieinem Sise aut.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1887-12-08
(Sortiebuns iOlst.)

-Yie bette Weopiu far Suiten auf groen:
Warmers White Wine of Tar Syrup. 9reis
80 Gts. 8erfauft Bet o. 9. Spencer. -4S
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1887-12-08
WETZELS

9 D It..
Srtnfer unb Eauber iinben II bas 8elte.
Seoen Gag frtier 2nnh. Watb. @ebel,
ct. 6Iouo, Wtunefota
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1887-12-08

- Horth. Star 2ansen . Baliam 1T Elm
iid)eres gfittel 9eaeQ Sniten uno Grfdltuna.
gu BADEN bel Dtarftn Wslitor, 81. glouo
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1887-12-08
SemtQefon.
@rnas@abl,
(50rtiebun9.)

lO~orlleSun9.)
.Sm @runbe senOmmen, i1abet es
aud wenis," iaSte Grna nadoenili6
der Batter mlro mid ni9t stpinsen
t%uOIlen. einen @atten gu nebmen. ben id
ni6t a6ten fann."
rNrs TrsuanOn i6ittelte traaris
oas Sanpt.
lid. es mirt idredlib iein, Grno
I'D m6dte. bic unterreouns pdre Dor:
iiber."
r@s wirb ni6t CUR unterebung TOM
men; id idreibe ibm beute Ibenb einiss
8eilen, oas tuiro seniisen."
rGie tpiQit ou ben Brief bef0rbern? ?"
SD idide Oswalb bin. sr TOUT mir
germ ben @efauen."
.@as piQit bu inn i6reiben?"
.5rase nidt liebe Mutter, es 1T Def.
Ter, bu ipeiBt nidts bauon. Sd f9reibe
ieBt slei6, bamit Osmalo balo surid 1T
uno bel Der &benoanbadt ni6t feblt
,onit f6nnte Der Batter es pislei1t mers
fen."
llnb eilis sins iie in ibr Simmer uno
ibrieb fOlSenbe 9eilen:
r8erebrter Mr. 9usbale.
Metne Wutter bat mir Sbre Binids
m~itsetbeilt unb id beoauere sstnrn ia.
gen 81 miiien. oaB an bic @rfaluns
oerielbeu nidt 81 benfen iit. Sd BIN
feit eutidlOiien, niemals Al beiratben.
beiOnoers einen. Der 70 uiel otter 1T. ala
id. IS tbut mir ipirfl,d leib, baB i'd
es Sbnen iasen muB, aber slauben Sie
mir, mir baben ale seslaubt, Sic ,pdren
meines 8aters wesen setommen. -
Butte. fOmmen sic ni1t mebr 81 uns,
DEFENDERS mOrsen nidt, oenn Sbr 4om'
men ,uiroe mid iebr erresen. Sd mod.
tie sewiB germ bic 8anide msiner liebeu
SHUTTER e%rfiIen, aber aub nm ibretpil=
len f0nnte ib sic uidt heiratben, -
9irnen sic mir nidt; i6 piini9e 81.
men allies Cute uno bOffe, baB fie balb
cine Dame finoen, Die i'm Nlter better su
Sbnen paBt ais
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1887-12-08

8ebentlid. llnterOiiSier: 9erl.
0u blit 10 bumm, bas i6 .slauts, Oh
finoeit nidt einmal einen llntsri6ieh
stpii6en mir uno einem 6 el!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1887-12-08
a~tnrHSemtfdten" Llpnn

fubren re9elmdbis u6dentlid 5iuiiden
Bremen u. Baltimore
sns nstmsn Sa6aaisrs su fstr biaissn grsifsn. 9nts
gerpReauns' @rCFmSalibe Si6ertsit! 8is Guss
1885 puresn nit elUpe.6ampfsrn ,6iO325 paEasiers
sliilt6 u6sr hen Seeau b~sfsresrt, espis elm sutss
3suSuiF fur he Ssiiebttsit tisisr 9inie-
u. Sdutpnadber & Co., General. gasutsn.
No. B Sub Sap Ctr. Baltimore, Np.
!. u. S~idenburg, @eneral assnt,
80 10i 5unfts Ave, Gkieaap, SQ.
Sobm Sapp, Ct. CLUB, Winn es q. Is
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-12-21
0aeld Paper If the CITY lnd County.

SHALL we have dairy convention or
farmers institute ID Austin9 Supt.
Gregg is anxious to hold one IN this
county If the people wish it. and this
city is the place for il. Mower county is
/ becoming one of the great DAIRY counties
Of the state. and everything that helps to
/ improve it in the stock line should be
/ earnestly encouraged BY the farmers and
business men. The county has not been
doing what she should il the way Of I'M.
proved stock and improved methods.
There was more excuse for this in the
past, when grain raising was sure and
profitable. than there is now when the
! attempt to raise gram for shipping pur-
poses Is so liable to result in failure. The
demand now is to have the grain raised
on the farm consumed on the farm. To
make this successful. the most profitable
animals should be kept, and they should
be cared for and fed in the best possible
manner. These farmers meetings ena-
BILE those attending. to learn these i'm
zportant points from the experience of
others, without each man making the.
experiment for himself, Be sure not to
allow this opportunity to pass without a
good meeting for Mower County. Let
some one start the good work.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-12-21

AccoRDMato the high license law pas
ssed last winter by the legislature, st,
Paul does not come under it's jurisdic.
ton until Jan l, 1883. AS the time for
Its adoption is near at hand and no ap.
parent preparations are being made BY
the city council for its enforcement. law
abiding citizens and the supporters OF
the high license system are becoming
quite agitated, and the query now is,
will the law be enforced?" It is stated
by men in positions to know, that not a
license will be taken out after Jan. /.
The temperance workers and law abiding
citizens are making an effort to see that
the law be enforced. 1t the city council
do not see that the saloonists take out H.
censes, they should be made to see it.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-12-21
Newry-District No. 10.

The following IS the report Of Dist. No. 70.
town of Newry. for the month ending Dec. 8:
No, of scholars enrolled. 80; total attend
ance in days, 5l3; average daily attendance,
Is 1920. Is .s.. 81 { s:s=
The following are those who averaged
above 80: VIM. Christopherson, 81: Martin
c. Johnson, 90, Christ G. o. johnson, 90; Katie
Reicha1t, 81; Henry Paulson, 81; VIM. Reich.
art, 81; Karinus Christodherson, 81; Paulena
Reichart. 81; Christina johnson. 80. ~"
l. GERTIE M. CARIL, Teacher.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-12-21

School GILL WI learn much fsster
IIf they IRE kept CONT oftab le and kept in
perfect health ery few escape severe
coughs and colds during tho winter
months. JIG al easy ID tier to avoid
the disco forts and distress az coughs
and colds BY using Chambe rlail's Cough
Remedy. II Is by lar the best treatment
ever brough into general use for coughs,
colds, and hoarseness hen the frst
symptoms of 8 cold appear, use Chamber
slain's Cough remedy and the cold can be
broken up at once. Sold BY Giles q
Shepherd
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-12-21

Frank KinneY. IS cxrpsnte from Hells,
moved HID family 10 Auatin Inst week,
Occupying rooms ia Dr. Phillip house
Tor the winter.
Rev. d. G. Fields. az Minneapolis,
District Secretary Of the northwest Tor
the Baptist Mlssio nary Dnlon, paid Rev.
IW. y. Stanley a forme classmate ct his,
gave a interes ting addresa u the Bap-
ltist2 church.
The Austin Cornet Band has been
engaged 10 play At the Queen CITY Ice
rink next, Saturday evening. weather per
hitting, Make . note of IL and have
your skates sharpened up and be pre-.
pared for q lively evening
Il those parties who have been steal
Ling lanterns and tearing boards from the
fence about the skating rink do not quit
their meanness, !" 3. trouble will Be made
them. Mr.. Fuller has had about enough
of this kind Of work and will stand It no
longer.
Mr.. Harlingt on has one Of his fine
Lakeside organs at the Opera House
again, and is playing for the Theatre Co.
this week. He is doing rushing bust
ness. and anyone DESTROYS Of purchasing
q fine organ or piano will do we'll to drop
him line or call on him at the Conger:
House. Il
John Mathieson and S. NJ. sFrisbie
represented this part Of the state at the
meeting Of the Dairymen's ASSOCIATION
at Minneapolis Tuesday and Wednesday.
The Pioneer Press speaks thusly of our
popular milkman; John Mathieson is
well known in Austin. . community
which he serves with unadulterated
milk. 5. Ss ' '.. 5.s
4 Mr.. Vaudeville will commence next
week Monday to run q bus from Main
street to the Milwaukee depot, starting
at o'clock a. m. and running until 6. p.
m. The fare will be five cents each way
He will make trips back and forth every
hour, q sort of street-car line. If it pays,
we may have q regular street-car line
another year. ~
The Boston Theatre Company. are
holding the boards at the Opera House this
week and are giving excellent satisfac-
ton. They are good all round compa-
ny and q proper mention would name
each member. Tonight they will play
the Octaroon, or Low. Life IN louisiana,
and tomorrow. night Robson 8 Cranes
screaming comedy, Our Boarding House.
SD Goth and August Ayers have re-
turned from Milwaukee where they had
been to attend conference of the I. &
NJ. Division of the Milwaukee road as
delegates from the B. of Z. b., to adjust
certain differences between this organiza-
ton and the railroad company in regard
to wages and regulations. It was an
important meeting, and we understand
the differences were amicably adjusted.
the boys returning we'll satisfied with the
results of their labor 80. III.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-12-21
SUMMONS.
sSTATE OF MINNESO IA, COUNTY

~ OF NOW EH.66.5s4f
Maria B. White, plaintiff, "a. Carrie 3. Waite.
Florence N. Reilamy and Alfred s. s Beilsmy
sed aolse minor minor
aGed IL years; Earnest "a. Boeckh,a minor
aRed 9 years, Esther B. Boeckh,a minor aged
{ years; J: Frank sbeok, trustee ,o1 said min
Eoiety, deyisees under the last will and testa-
ment Of John Roswell White. deceased, and
all other persons or parties unknown, having
terest Is the real property mentioned and de-
5soribed. in the COMPLAINT on nle in this action.
The state 81 minnesota to the above named
You and each Of you. are. hereby summon
ed and req ulred to answer the complaint Of
the plainti6 in the aboye. entitled action.
District Court, Of the 10Th Judicial District,
in and for the County Of Mower, and State Of
Minnesota, and to serve g cepy Of your an
e sa ~ the
20 days after the service Of this summons up-
on you, exclusive OF the day OF such SER
vice. and If You fail to answer the complaint
action win Happily to the court for the relief
- b. b. JOHNSON, JR., 81 I:
Austin, Mimi,
3 The object OF the above entitled action Is to
obtain the partition, or sale and division Of
the proceeds OF the property described as
follows; The north east quarter and the north
half Of the southeast quarter and the south
half OF the northeast quarter OF the southwest
quarter, all Of section number nineteen (19).
In township number one hundred and two
(l02), north of range number sixteen (l6l west
IN the county Of Mower and State of Minne-5
sofa. 5:s 4. 81 5E#5{$:. ia
Dated Dec. 8, 1887. == Il .5.
@ 7,9s D. B. JOHNSON, JR.,
Plaintiff Attorney,
: 38-44 u. 4. 90. Austin, MINI
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-12-21
a Sensible Man

W ould use Kemp's Balsam for the Throat
and Lungs. It is curing more cases of
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Group,
and all Throat and Lung Troubles, than
any other medicine. The proprietor has
authorized Giles & Shepperd to refund
your money if, after taking three-fourths
of a bottle, relief is not obtained. Price
SOC and 81. 1'rsat size free. Dec.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-12-21

Hon. KNUTE NELSON, congressman
fr om the fifth district, has free list bill
which he proposes to introduce at the
first opportunity. 1t provides for the
free importation of various kinds of
rough and manufactured lumber, salt,
cordage materials, syrups, molasses and
sugar cane. ~ i. -. = g.,
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-12-21
CLUBBING RATES.

Here is an opportunity for our sub
scribers to save money by ordering papers
and periodicals IN connection with the
TRANSCRIPT. We give below the club.
rates for some of them. We can give you
corresponding rates on many others.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-12-21
Ayers Cherry PectoraI

3. VIII cure q Cold more thoroughly and 81
'fhis medicine is especially beneficial in
aud affords effectual relief even In tho adv
Of eases Of Pulmonary diseases, which ha,
1 skill, have been completely cured BY thu
fifteen years ] was afflicted with Lung t
the distressing symptoms Of this disease
elective medicine I have ever used. G.
While iii the army / contracted 4 severe
Cold, which settled OH my Lungs, result
ing In exhatisting fits Of Coughing, Night
81 5Weats, and such loss OF flesh and strength
tllatt. to all appearance, Consumption had
q laid its $ death grip upon me. My COM
rades gave me up to die. i commenced
taking Ayers Cherry Pectolal, and It
G URED M Is
In the twenty years that have since
elapsed, l.haye had no trouble with my
Lungs. B. SB. Bissell, Editor and Pub
Usher Repesb licdn, Albion, Mich.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral cured nv wife
of Bronchitis, after friends and physi-
i clans {so severe was the attack had almost
despaired of her life. She IS now IN per-
: feet health. 3. Feltery Newtown, o.
When about a. years Of age, q severe
Cold affected my lungs, had 4 terrible
Cough, could not sleep, nor do any work.
81 consulted several ply sieians, but re-
D ceiyed no help until j commenced using
AYERS Cherry PICTORIAL. continued to-
Il take this medicine, and am satisfied II
B saved my life. 6. G. Van Alstyne, =. Nj,
Worth Chatham, ~ 9sss
al r - l1nAs1
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-26
pRoCLAMATION.
CITY GLTCTION.

The gualined electors oftho City OF Lancaster
are hereby notified that an election wt be held
IN the several wards at the usual place OF hold
ing STATE ana county elections on TUE DAY
fEBUA AIRY IS. =. d. 1887. between the hours OF
Il; IN ana y IN. Of said day. for tho purpose q
electing Ton general ticket) twelve persons TO
serve as school directors az a the qualified
electors OF the several wards shnll alsn at the
same time and place, elect additional officers, ".
FIRST wARD-Four members OF Common
Council, one Alderman, one Constable, one As
sessor, one Judge and two Inspectors of Elec-
ton.
SECOND wARO-Ihree members Of Common
council. one Consteble, one Assessor, one
Judge, and two lDspectOTe OF Election
Council one Constable, one Assessor, one j Judge
and two inspectors OF EleGtio~
FOURTH WARn-1hTge ..Umbers OF Common
Counci, one Constable, o',e Assessor, one juueo
aud two Inspectors OF Election ,. ,.,,
FIFTH WAkD-One member OF select tSun
ell, two members Of Common CJuncll, oho ~
derman, one Constable, one Assessor, Ohc JuuHe
and two inspectors of Election. , ,...,,.
SIXTH WARD Three menbefs OF toihlnon
Council, one Constable one hssee'ol' "ii' ""s'
ana two Inspectors OF Election. , g,--..
SEVENTH WARD-One member ol seI6ot
Council, three members OF Common council,
one Constable, one Assessor, one Juuge ana two
Dspectors of Election.
Couneil one Alderman, one Constable, one AS.
SCISSOR, one Jsdge and two Inspectors OF Elec,
NINTH wARD-one member OF Select Couu.
oil three members Of Common Council, one
Constable. one Assessor, one J udge and two In.
spectors OF Election.
Gi zen under my hand ~ lancaster Pa, th's
slst day OF January, ID. lssl:
,s WILLIAM a, aoRIoS,
jaNds hRyoT,
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1nfrsssa cashesic CIsrsos Asssss as the Las
sad Rites over the Dead


FAD Rites over the Dead.
The funeral OF the late Mrs Mary Maher
Dunn, took place from her old home, No Gle
East King street, at 10 o'clock this morning,
and II was very largely attended. The cas-.
ket In which the remains lay was very hand
some, being of duplex character. copper air.
tight cssket within q cedar one. The funeral
services were held at St Mary's Catholic
church, where a solemn requiem mass was
celebrated by the following clerics: Very
Rev. Father Mcbride, OF Harrisburg, cele-
brant; Rev. FitEmaurice, Of Philadelphia
deacon, and Rev. o'Reilly, of YORK, sub
deacon Father Benton, of Harrisburg, was
master Of ceremonies These priests we're
also noticed In the sanctuary: Revs. Blake
Carroll, Lane, Fnip, Kane, McCullagh and
Stanton. Besides these, there were two
Augustinian fathers.
The choir sang Ohpewald's requiem mass
in fine form, Miss Beckie Rhoads' sweet voice
being heard to great advantage in the "Asnus
Del" With much tenderness aud psthos
Miss MszIe Malone sang !" Angels Ever
Bright and Fair" aud Miss Annie Lowell
Loves Last Greeting"
The Bbsolulon OF the body was performed
by Father Mcbride, who briefly stated ths;
at the reques; of the family no funeral eulogy
would be pronounced. lie asked all present
TO Join in prayers for the repose of the soul Of
the deceased. The lnterment was made IN
St. Nary's cemetery.
Six stslwart policemen bore the remains tc
and from the hesrse, Tue honorary pail
bearers we're Mayor VIM. A. Morton, Hon
John 7. MacGonisle, Samuel II. Reynolds
Michael Reilly, +. J. McGrsnn and Col
Edward MCCfovern.
Funeral OF Rev Valentine Gray.
The funeral OF Rev, Valentine Gray tool
| place on Tuesday and was largely sttended
The services were held at the Belleviev
| Presbyterian church and were conducted b-
| Rev. Brsdly, Of Gap, assisted by Rsvs. Oak Cd
| McClintock, Downey, Broad bent and Yerkes
| The interment was made at the Belleviey
| cemetery, IN the family lot Of deceased.
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view yorE Market.


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